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When I knock doors in the Kansas City Northland including Kansas City, Claycomo, Pleasant Valley, Randolph and surrounding areas, I hear the same thing...
Missourians are beginning to see something our parents and grandparents once worried about but rarely experienced —a grid under strain.
Former Missouri Supreme Court Judge Michael Wolff recently warned against eliminating the state income tax, framing it as reckless and driven by unseen forces.
The success of American auto sales in 2025 proves what President Trump knew all along: when the government gets out of the way and puts American workers first, our economy thrives.
As former chair of the Missouri House Health and Mental Health Policy Committee and a pharmacist for over 40 years, I have dedicated my life to improving community health.
Missourians don’t need lectures from coastal executives about what’s good for us. We’ve seen what happens when massive corporations consolidate power, squeeze out competitors, and then pass the costs along to working families.
American agriculture is the quiet guardian of American power, and no nation can project strength abroad if it cannot feed its people at home.
As a retired Missouri public school teacher, I spent my days helping students prepare for the future. That work depends on stability—stable classrooms, stable funding, and stable expectations for families who want the best for their kids.
When I heard that an aggressive and highly contagious new flu virus variant was sweeping through Missouri, I immediately started to worry.